Sentence examples similar to weighty 1 from inspiring English sources

A weighty 121 medals, eclipsing China's 70 and Britain's 67 with almost embarrassing ease.

The paper provides a handy "hound for pound" guide, which informs us that Great Danes cost a weighty GBP31,840, on average, while Jack Russells are a diminutive GBP17,476.

Far from it chaps: Anglesey League team Clwb Pêl-droed Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch came pretty close to landing the prize with a weighty 70 letters, but Stuart Orford can do even better.

Thus, while the Venice show presents 700 art objects, many of them stunningly beautiful, much of the explaining is left to a weighty 672-page catalog with no fewer than 44 scholarly essays.

Following the two working-class families over 20 years in postwar Australia, the weighty 427-page tome has had an expansive life as an adaptation: first as a five-and-a-half-hour play in 1998 and then a six-hour miniseries in 2011.

The China free trade agreement is a weighty 17 chapters plus related material, made up of: the formal text (which has been agreed to by Australia and China), side letters which lay out extra conditions not in the agreement two memorandums of understanding (MOU).

According to Jeff L. Rosenheim, the Met's associate curator for photography, it was one of only two photographs the museum acquired during the artist's lifetime directly from her. Struck by the volume and quality of New Jersey subjects on display, I turned, at home, to the weighty 350-page exhibition catalog.

The 18-megapixel T3i/600D is the next version in the "enthusiast" line of DSLRs, above the budget level but below the more robust and weighty 60D and 7D.

After 244 years reference book firm Encyclopaedia Britannica has decided to stop publishing its famous and weighty 32-volume print edition.

And similarly, with respect to the legal enforcement of promisees' expectations, Scanlon argues that the benefits of legal enforcement are substantial,[16] while the costs of enforceability are much less weighty.[17] Scanlon therefore concludes, once again, that in light of this balance no person could reasonably reject a legal regime that enforces contractual expectations (Scanlon 2001).

The impact of the weighty 7.62mm bullet knocked him off balance, sending him plummeting to the ground and shattering his spine.